r180 - in trunk/vim-scripts: . vim-scripts-6 vim-scripts-6/debian

Author: zack
Date: 2005-04-19 16:16:00 +0000 (Tue, 19 Apr 2005)
New Revision: 180

Removed:
   trunk/vim-scripts/vim-scripts-6/README
   trunk/vim-scripts/vim.org/
Modified:
   trunk/vim-scripts/vim-scripts-6/debian/changelog
Log:
- removed old "upstream" README (all info are available in html/)
- removed work-in-progress vim.org/ dir (all info from STATUS are available in
  debian/changelog)


Deleted: trunk/vim-scripts/vim-scripts-6/README
===================================================================
--- trunk/vim-scripts/vim-scripts-6/README      2005-04-19 16:11:50 UTC (rev 
179)
+++ trunk/vim-scripts/vim-scripts-6/README      2005-04-19 16:16:00 UTC (rev 
180)
@@ -1,171 +0,0 @@
-Vim Scripts
-===========
-
-
-  These scripts are little add-ons to Vim, the famous text editor. Vim
-features a rich scripting language, and is thus quite extensible. Simply drop
-the scripts in appropriate directories, and you've got added functionality.
-
-  Most scripts will only work with Vim 6. Some of them also work with an older
-version, but perhaps not as good.
-
-
-How to use
-----------
-
-  These scripts are meant for Vim 6. They mainly don't work quite as expected 
in
-older versions. The colorschemes work, they give warnings, but they work.
-cvsmenu.vim is reported to work,
-  For Vim 6, just put the scripts in the appropriate directory by copying or -
-even better - linking them. Appropriate means the the right subdirectory of
-either the global ($VIMRUNTIME, usually something like /usr/share/vim/vim62)
-or your personal (~/.vim) Vim runtime directory. Ie, put the script
-ftplugin/po.vim into either /usr/share/vim/vim60/ftplugin or ~/.vim/ftplugin.
-
-
-The scripts
------------
-
-  This is a short overview of all the scripts in this package. Some contain
-their own documentation alongside in on of the documention directories; some 
are
-so simple they don't need any documentation; some need documentation but don't
-have any anyway...
-  There are several sub directories such as plugin, ftplugin, colors and doc
-which mirror the structure of other Vim directories. The directory called "doc"
-has documentation in vim format, "documentation" contains some addtional files
-in other formats.
-  If not mentioned, the script was downloaded from vim.sf.net, the official web
-site. That's a great place, go look for other goodies.
-
-
-closetag.vim
-       Author: Steven Mueller <diffusor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
-       Version: 0.9
-       Functions and mappings to close open HTML/XML tags on a single keypress.
-       Hitting ctrl-_ will initiate a search for the most recent open tag above
-       that is not closed in the intervening space and then insert the matching
-       close tag at the cursor.
-
-ftplugin/po.vim
-       Author: Michael Piefel <piefel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
-       Useful menu entries for editing PO files. You can remove the quotes
-       around a translation to edit it, and add them again later. Find the next
-       translation you have to work on, and send the result directly to the
-       translation project.
-
-plugin/a.vim
-       Author: Michael Sharpe <feline@xxxxxxxxxx>
-       Version: 2.4
-       Adds a command (:A, :AS and :AV) to open a new buffer by looking at the
-       extension of the current buffer and finding the corresponding file. For
-       example foo.c <--> foo.h
-
-plugin/Align.vim
-plugin/AlignMaps.vim
-       Author: Charles Campbell
-       Version: 23
-       Align and AlignMaps lets you align statements on their equal signs, make
-       comment boxes, align comments, align declarations, etc.
-
-plugin/bufexplorer.vim
-       Author: Jeff Lanzarotta <frizbeefanatic@xxxxxxxxx>
-       Version: 6.2.1
-       This adds a buffer explorer similar to the file explorer. Use the
-       commands (:BufExplorer and :SBufExplorer) or the keybindings (<Leader>be
-       and <Leader>bs, where <Leader> is usually '\' (backslash)).
-
-plugin/Chdir.vim
-       Author: Johannes Zellner <johannes@xxxxxxxxxxx>
-       This plugin will make your current working directory the same directory
-       as the file you are editing is in (standard for some other editors).
-
-plugin/cvscommand.vim
-syntax/CVSAnnotate.vim
-       Author: Robert Hiestand
-       Version: 1.63
-       Plugin useful for manipulating files controlled by CVS totally within 
Vim,
-       including committing changes and performings diffs using the vimdiff 
system.
-
-plugin/cvsmenu.vim
-       Author: Thorsten Maerz <info@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
-       Version: 1.77
-       Usefile menu entries for CVS management. Offers almost everything CVS
-       can do, to look like WinCVS and such.
-
-plugin/info.vim
-       Author: Slavik Gorbanyov <rnd@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
-       Version: 1.7
-       Don't want an Emacs-like info browser? Read info in Vim! This script
-       adds a command Info to read info documents.
-
-plugin/taglist.vim
-       Author: Yegappan Lakshmanan
-       Version: 3.1
-       The "Tag List" plugin provides an overview of the structure of source 
code
-       files and allows you to efficiently browse through source code files for
-       different programming languages.
-
-plugin/thlnk*.vim
-       Author: Stefan Bittner
-       Version: 1.2.1
-       It brings the benefits of URL-based hyperlinking to the realm of plain
-       text: source code, txt, docs, html---just everything you edit in Vim.
-       It's the implementation of a general approach for more powerful text
-       editing and browsing.
-
-plugin/whatdomain.vim
-       Author: Michael Piefel <piefel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
-       A little command WhatDomain just to let you know what a certain TLD
-       means, like "What was .tv after all? - Tuvalu, of course."
-
-colors/borland.vim
-       Author: Yegappan Lakshmanan
-       Version: 1.0
-       Color settings similar to that used in Borland IDE's.
-
-colors/dawn.vim
-       Author: Ajit Thakkar
-       Version: 1.2
-       Dawn is for the GUI only. It is a more muted and lower contrast version 
of the
-       default and morning color schemes.
-
-colors/desert.vim
-       Author: Hans Fugal <hans@xxxxxxxxx>
-       Version: 1.2
-       A theme inspired by the author's home town of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
-
-colors/emacs.vim
-       Author: Michael Piefel <piefel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
-       When your Emacs-using friend are puzzled when they look over your
-       shoulder, use this colorscheme so that the colors look just a bit like
-       the Emacs colors.
-
-colors/oceandeep.vim
-       Author: Tom Regner <regner@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
-       Version: 1.1
-       Dark colorscheme, pleasant, mainly blue and blueish-green; works only 
in GUI.
-
-games/tetris.vim
-       Author: Gergely Kontra <kgergely@xxxxxx>
-       Version: 0.52fix
-       A vimmer said it is impossible. Now, here is it!
-
-games/VimSokoban/sokoban.vim
-       Author: Michael Sharpe <feline@xxxxxxxxxx>
-       Version: 1.3
-       Well, Sokoban. Remember to set the g:SokobanLevelDirectory or
-       $VIMSOKOBANDIR variable to the directory containing the levels.
-
-
-Copyright and Licence
----------------------
-
-  The scripts in this collection have different copyright holders and different
-licences. When not said otherwise, they are in the public domain.
-  This collection (as a collection, with this README file) is also in the 
public
-domain. Use it in whatever way you wish.
-
-vim-scripts version 5
-M. Piefel, December 2003
-
-vim:tw=80

Modified: trunk/vim-scripts/vim-scripts-6/debian/changelog
===================================================================
--- trunk/vim-scripts/vim-scripts-6/debian/changelog    2005-04-19 16:11:50 UTC 
(rev 179)
+++ trunk/vim-scripts/vim-scripts-6/debian/changelog    2005-04-19 16:16:00 UTC 
(rev 180)
@@ -29,6 +29,8 @@
     - rewritten including copyright/license information about all
       shipped script
   * improved debian/README.Debian
+  * removed "upstream" README, now vim-scripts is a native package and
+    script descriptions are available in html/
 
  -- Stefano Zacchiroli <zack@xxxxxxxxxx>  Fri,  8 Apr 2005 17:39:18 +0200